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strange results with executing a query twice!

Hello everybody!

I hope someone can give hint on this, I'm very confused right now.
Our program runs on a DB2-AS/400-System, we're connecting via an
EasyCom-IDAPI-BDE (Borland Database Engine)-Driver.

We're now executing a prepared query with parameters
(Master-Detail-Relation) and the result is fine. Executing the query a
second time (with the same parameters) the resultset is EMPTY!!!!

anyone had a similiar experience some how ???? sometime??

any help is appreciated,
thanks
Tom
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Sounds like a defect that needs to be reported...

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Nov 12 '05 #2

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